Six One Forward
Six One Forward
Podcast Description
What does it take to move a city forward? Hosted by Betsy Goldstein, this Central Ohio-based podcast features real conversations with community leaders shaping the future of our city. From developers and elected officials to grassroots changemakers, hear directly from those moving the needle on local issues. We’ll dive into the people, places, and projects driving growth in the region, discussing both the successes and the challenges along the way. If you care about where the city is headed and want to be part of the conversation, you’re in the right place.
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The content focuses on urban development, community leadership, and local policy issues, with episodes tackling subjects like housing shortages, transportation initiatives, and community engagement projects. Recent episodes highlight the impact of local policies on housing and infrastructure.
What does it take to move a city forward? Hosted by Betsy Goldstein, this Central Ohio-based podcast features real conversations with community leaders shaping the future of our city. From developers and elected officials to grassroots changemakers, hear directly from those moving the needle on local issues. We’ll dive into the people, places, and projects driving growth in the region, discussing both the successes and the challenges along the way. If you care about where the city is headed and want to be part of the conversation, you’re in the right place.
In this episode, Betsy sits down with Liz Brown, President & CEO of the YWCA, to talk about how the YWCA is living out its mission to eliminate racism and empower women while making a tangible impact in the lives of thousands of people each year.
From operating childcare centers that serve over 1,200 children to providing housing and shelter for women and families, the YWCA is meeting immediate needs while also working to change the systems that create inequity. Liz shares candid insights on the growing challenges families face in finding stable housing, what it’s really like for kids going back to school while experiencing homelessness, and the importance of preserving existing housing in Columbus.
Alongside this frontline work, Liz highlights how the YWCA is advancing racial equity and advocacy – equipping leaders and community members to build a city rooted in opportunity and justice for all.
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